P800R
- Payload
- 1,000 kg
- Speed
- 2.3 m/s empty, 2 m/s loaded
- Navigation
- Floor QR codes
- Certified
- CE, ETL, FCC
Source: Geek+ shelf-to-person page
Shelf-to-person robots
Low robots lift whole shelves and bring them to the picker.
Scaled
Thousands of units in daily work across many customers and countries.
What it does
A flat robot drives under a mobile shelf, lifts it off the floor and carries it to a pick station. The picker stays in one place and the shelves come to them. Robots find their way by codes on the floor.
The numbers
+200–300%picking efficiency vs manual pickingGeek+ claim
1,000 kgpayload, Hikrobot MR-Q7-1000E and Geek+ P800RSpec
30,000+AMRs shipped by Hikrobot by 2022Vendor figure
Best for
- E-commerce and retail with many small items
- Sites where pickers walk more than they pick
- Growing volume without a new building
Watch out for
- Needs a flat, level floor. Geek+ lists a 2.5° maximum slope.
- Shelves stay at walking height, so you don’t use the building’s full height.
- Pick stations set the throughput ceiling, not the robots.
What it costs
Vendors quote per project and do not publish unit prices.
Why we rate it scaled
Geek+ had delivered about 46,000 AMRs to about 40 countries by June 2024. Hikrobot had shipped more than 30,000 by 2022.
Who makes it in China
Latent robot MR-Q7-1000E
- Payload
- Up to 1,000 kg
- Navigation
- Inertial and visual
- Battery
- LFP, 1,500 cycles
Source: Hikrobot MR-Q7 datasheet
Ask every vendor
- What pick rate per station do your reference sites reach, per hour?
- How many robots per station do you plan, and why?
- What happens to throughput when 10% of the robots are down?